Inauguration
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Despite Chaos, Inauguration Was Worth It
January 20, 2009 began early for me—as it did for so many others—at around 6 a.m. I’d love to say ...
Univ. community wary of proposed class size increase
When the University’s endowment rapidly declined during the economic recession of the 1970s, the administration’s solution to raising revenue was ...
Accomplished conductor readies himself for sabbatical
As the director of multiple orchestras and ensembles on the East Coast, Wesleyan Conductor Angel Gil-Ordoñez is no stranger to ...
Do it in the Dark calls out energy use at senior houses
One glimpse at the Do It In The Dark competition website, with its difficult-to-read black writing and dark gray background, ...
Eisner ’77 breaks glass ceiling at Argus, The Forward
Jane Eisner ’77 is a woman of firsts. This past June, she was named the first female editor of The ...
Atom bomb dance-lecture class returns in spring
“Through dance, we present archaic landscapes, eons older than the world we occupy, in which we, humans, can rediscover our ...
Faculty feel left out of salary freeze debate
Among the many proposals that the Roth administration is considering to deal with the endowment’s 20 percent plunge, a one ...
Role of Roth’s new hire unclear
Charles Salas sits at President Michael Roth’s conference table, which is cluttered with old internal University documents and past issues ...
Online evaluation system met with mixed feelings
As students get ready to grade their professors this year, the University hopes that the new online format of teaching ...